Anyone have Westminster Annotations, 1651 2nd ed.

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I need the exposition in that edition on 1 Cor. 1:12 to confirm a citation; save me a trip to check EEBO if anyone has it.

 

[MW]

Chris, the text appears to be the same as the third edition.

V. 12. Apollos] See Acts 18.24.

 

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Thanks Matthew. Then I'm stumped. Durham refers to "the new notes in the bible has a word on this place that is (say they) though they were differense in judgment
and had different doctrines yet they would not have doctrines contrarie one to another...." I assume new means no more than a few years out and he said this in 1652.

 

[MW]

Thanks Matthew. Then I'm stumped. Durham refers to "the new notes in the bible has a word on this place that is (say they) though they were differense in judgment
and had different doctrines yet they would not have doctrines contrarie one to another...." I assume new means no more than a few years out and he said this in 1652.

Chris, That sounds like what is written on v. 10.

that ye all speak the same thing] That is, that ye agree in the doctrine of salvation, and though ye may deliver different points of doctrine, yet no way repugnant one to the other, or to the truth.

 

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Could Durham be referencing Diodati's pious annotations? Do you have that Matthew? An edition was published in 1651.

 

[NaphtaliPress]

Cross posted. Thanks.

 

[MW]

There doesn't appear to be anything similar in Diodati.

 

[NaphtaliPress]

Thanks Matthew, I think that pinpoints it.